Busy session seen today in stock market
Investors Diversified Services led volume with a $20 million Monday Tuesday infusion from Minneapolis and Delaware Investments noted ten values appearing. Mutual funds piled up cash during the decline, with several funds increasing purchases as confidence returned to foreign exchanges in London Paris Frankfurt Milan Amsterdam and Brussels.
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FARMERS TRACK ACCUSED KILLER
A suspect named Smith surrendered to Patrolman Smith after a lengthy pursuit at a farm near Martinsburg. Evidence includes a combination shotgun and rifle used in multiple family killings. A mass funeral for the victims was planned at Hedrick High School gym.
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Donna Jean Kelloge
Patsy Low
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Martinsburg
GOP Leaders Seek Settlement of Convention Agenda
Hartford May 3 AP Republican state leaders planned to meet to resolve whether the six way gubernatorial nomination should occur before or after the three way U S Senate race at the upcoming state convention. Edwin H May Jr claimed rising lead over John Alsop, urging candidates to place party above personal ambition.
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U. S. Senate
A. Searle Pinsney
GOP
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John Alsop
Avon
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Ell
Republican Party
Fairfield Firemen Answer False Alarm
Fairfield firemen rushed to a false alarm at Towne House road in Greenfield Hill last night just before 9 pm. Westport received and relayed the call to Fairfield, with Toll House lane off Park avenue checked as a precaution. No fire was found at either location.
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Westport
Two East Side Men Nabbed Discharging Guns at Home
Two East Side men were arrested after separate domestic disputes led to gunfire. John J. Chmura, 44, used an .18 revolver in an argument, firing three shots. Phillip Girard, 32, fired a Remington rifle from a Stratford avenue third-floor window. Both men were held on breaching the peace and illegal firearm discharge charges with $900 bonds. Police, including Patrolmen Franko Barrett and Zavalko, responded. no injuries were reported.
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Iss Sage Street
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Leaders Say Kennedy May Campaign In Connecticut
Hartford May 30 AP Democratic and Republican state chairmen said Kennedy and Eisenhower may campaign in Connecticut this fall for their parties in November. They spoke on WTIC Connecticut What’s Ahead. They praised Kennedy for helps in New Jersey by boosting Richard Hughes and noted redistricting as a major issue.
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Berlin Talks End in Deadlock Over Access to Berlin
U S and Soviet negotiators reported no progress in easing East–West access to Berlin after a 1 hour 45 minute session. Rusk avoided detailed proposals, while Adenauer opposed a 13 nation International authority, favoring a mixed control by the four allied powers. Officials hinted at future talks but no date was set.
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Testimonial dinner honoring Fred Deer postponed
The testimonial dinner sponsored by the Order of Mhambra for Fred Deer, former Grand Knight, has been postponed until a later date due to the death of his mother Mrs Juliena Deer. Dinner chairman Frank Dolke announced last night.
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Texas Town Trials Daylight Saving Time for Fishing Fun
Cisco Texas plans a daylight saving time experiment starting Friday to extend evening hours for fishing and recreation. Milner, chamber manager, cites local survey support and says residents seek more time for boats, skiers, and sports, while some fear confusion with the clock changes.
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Milner
United States
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Chamber
Comerce
Thousands line Stratford Main Street parade
About 10,000 spectators filled Stratford Main Street to Paradise Green and Academy Hill for the town parade marking the summer season. Local ceremonies featured remarks by Rep Abner W. Sibal and Lt Col Jack C. Ramp, with church leaders urging unity and dedication to peace.
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Norwalk
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Westport
Tito Visits Birthplace Belgrade
Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito and his wife Jovanka visited his birthplace in Kumrovec Croatia yesterday on their way to Hvar island, one of Tito's favorite vacation spots.
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Holiday Deaths Rise in Nation Report
A national tally shows 118 holiday fatalities across categories: four traffic deaths, boating accidents with 22 drownings, and 20 miscellaneous mishaps. The figures reflect a peak in holiday hazards and emphasize cautious behavior during peak travel periods.
Traffic is light in state no deaths reported
State police report Memorial Day traffic was light across Connecticut with medium flow on routes B4 7 and 15 the Merritt Parkway and the Connecticut Turnpike. All available troopers were on highway patrol and no traffic deaths were reported during the holiday.
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Insecticides tax rule clarified by Hartford official
State Tax Commissioner John Sullivan ruled insecticides for agricultural horticultural use are sales tax exempt whether inside or outside the home. Personal or home use products are taxable, with dual purpose items taxed based on major use. Seeds are tax exempt except bird seed, and fruit trees are not taxed.
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John IL. Sullivan
Sullivan
Khrushchev Delights in Benny Goodman Swing Concert in Moscow
Benny Goodman and his band gave Moscow its first swing concert before a sellout crowd of Communist elite as Khrushchev watched Joye Sherrill sing. The premier praised the singer after applauding her performance and later sent a message of pleasure to Goodman. The hall was hot and the audience mostly established older Soviets, with Khrushchev engaging with aides during the show. Goodman called the experience wonderful and grand.
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Pickles Sent 45 Jars to JFK During Pickle Week
The National Pickle Packets association sent President Kennedy 45 jars of pickles yesterday noting his birthday falls in the middle of National Pickle Week. The gesture occurred in Chicago with UPI reporting from May 90.
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Avalanche Kills Driver on Broooer Pass in Italy
An Alpine landslide struck the Broooer Pass highway and railroad between Italy and Austria. A motorist was killed when an automobile was hit by the slide, disrupting traffic in the border region on May 30.
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Hamden shuts catering firm after 27 sickened by wedding poisoning
Hamden health officer ordered a catering firm closed after at least 27 people who attended a wedding fell ill from suspected food poisoning. Hospitalized guests included 27 with several reported hospitalized. Investigation by State lab was urged as officials consider legal action and further closures.
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Refugees Say Reds Slipping Amid Mainland Crisis
Refugees affiliated with the Mainland Refugee Relief Association report alarming signs of disillusionment as shortages widen and party discipline weakens. They describe factory shutdowns in Canton and other cities, famine fears, rice hoarding, and increased desertion amid attempts to boost agriculture.
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Lupton Backers Plan Rally With Fire Engine Bandwagon
Connecticut supporters for Sen. John M. Lupton announce a May rally at his Weston home. Starting at 11 am, more than 100 decorated cars will converge as Lupton and a five piece band address delegates. A fire engine will offer rides for young supporters and gifts along with personal letters from Lupton. Prizes honor best decorated and oldest cars.
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Danbury Men Held On Burglar Loots and Weapons Charges
Leroy Johnson and Richard Jenkins, both of Danbury, were arrested at 4 a.m. on Route near Berkshire Shopping Center. Police said the men face charges of possession of burglar loot and carrying a dangerous weapon in a motor vehicle, with Jenkins also charged with narcotics possession. Both await circuit court arraignment Thursday after weeks of investigation.
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